Given the time series below. Which of these can be interpreted as a generic chaotic trajectory of some dynamical system? 1) Acos(b sin(t)) 2) A1cos(f1t)+A2sin(f2t) 3) Acos(at2 +b) 4) Atang[at/(1+t)]
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Given the time series below. Which of these can be interpreted as a generic chaotic trajectory of some dynamical system?
1) Acos(b sin(t))
2) A1cos(f1t)+A2sin(f2t)
3) Acos(at2 +b)
4) Atang[at/(1+t)]
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